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git-lfs for books

By default, git creates a hash for entire files. This way, if the contents of a file changes, it knows about it and adds to git only those differences. When it comes to large (and generraly immutable) files, this is sub-optimal as it is computationally intensive on every commit.

To remedy this, git invented a sort of addon to git called git-lfs. Basically, you can tell git to treat certain filetypes (i.e. pdfs) differently and only store them as a whole. If one of them changes, git simply saves another copy of the file instead of trying to morph from one version to another with a patch. This generally speeds up git commands.

I recommended you use that for your pdfs. Github already gives you 2Gb of lfs storage ;)

To use it, you only need to install git-lfs on your system. For more info, check this out:
https://git-lfs.com/

Additional books

I found a copy of Eberron - Rising from the Last War pdf and Mythic Odysseys of Theros pdf. Do you want me to commit and push them to the master branch? Also I extracted out the rogue character sheet fillable pdf since it was missing from the already extracted fillable pdfs (I think...)

Also I noticed that it's possibly missing Baldur's Gate Descent into Avernus and Out of the Abyss. Any thoughts on adding those?

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